texts: <mask> is a former college football coach. He was the head football coach at the University of Toledo from 1991 to 2000 and the University of Missouri from 2001 to 2015. <mask> led the 1995 team to a Mid-American Conference championship and has the most wins in the history of Toledo's football program. He holds the record for most wins by a football coach. <mask> was an assistant at the University of Washington under Don James for six years before he became a head coach. <mask> was elected to the College Football Hall of Fame. <mask> attended Kent State University where he played tight end under head coach Don James.<mask> began his coaching career as a graduate of Kent State under James, who left after the 1974 season for Washington. <mask> joined him in Seattle for a season in 1976, then went to Bowling Green for two years before returning to Washington for 12 seasons. <mask> was a college teammate of the Alabama head coach. The head coaching job at Toledo was taken over by <mask> in 1991. <mask>'s roommate at Kent State was Jack Lambert, who went on to have a Hall of Fame career as a middle linebacker. Toledo <mask> had a record of 73-37-3 in 10 seasons at Toledo, including a 53-23-3 record in conference. He won three titles in the West Division.In 1995 <mask>'s Rockets won the Vegas Bowl and were ranked in the Top 25. Only three teams in the nation finished the regular season without a loss. Nebraska and Florida played in the national championship. The Nittany Lions were defeated by Toledo in 2000. Toledo had a 10-1 record that season and was 6-1 in conference play. <mask> led Missouri to ten bowl games in fifteen years, winning six. The first was a 27–14 loss to Arkansas in 2003 and the second was a 38-31 come-from-behind win over the University of South Carolina in 2005.Oregon State defeated Missouri in the Brut Sun Bowl. In 2007, <mask> led his team to a No. 1 ranking. The AP had a ranking at the end of the season. They played in the Cotton Bowl Classic against Arkansas, but lost to Oklahoma in the Big 12 Championship game. In their final game of the season, the Tigers defeated the Razorbacks 38–7. The AP Poll has four people in it. <mask>'s other accomplishments include ending the 24 year losing streak to Nebraska in 2003 with a 41–24 win in Columbia.Since this win, the two schools have had an intense rivalry, with Missouri falling short in the series only 3–4. In 2006 <mask> led the team to a 6–0 start, the first 6–0 start since 1973. The team finished with 8 wins and 5 losses. <mask> guided the Tigers to a 12–2 season with an average of 40 points per game, a Big 12 North Championship, and a 38–7 Cotton Bowl Classic victory over Arkansas. The most memorable moment of the season was when Missouri defeated Kansas on a nationally televised game. The win propelled Missouri to the No. 1 spot. Kansas' previously perfect record was ruined by a 1 ranking.The only losses during the season were at the hands of the Oklahoma Sooners. The first loss was in Norman and the second was in the Big 12 Championship. The Sooners and the Tigers were tied at the half time break. The tigers could have played for the national championship if they had won. In 2008, <mask> was able to have back to back double digit win seasons after guiding his team to a second consecutive Big 12 North title. The 2008 campaign ended with a Big 12 North Championship and the first back to back 10 win seasons in Missouri history. On November 25, 2008, <mask> signed a new seven-year contract that would bring him $2.3 million per year, from January 1, 2009 through December 31, 2015.On October 23, 2010, <mask> guided the Tigers to their first win over the Oklahoma Sooners since 1998. The Sooners were in the top 10. It was the third week in a row that a No. 1 was in the poll. One team lost. The Tigers finished the regular season with a 10-2 record and tied Nebraska for the Big 12 North Championship. After Texas A&M became the SEC's 13th member, the conference asked Missouri to join in 2011. Missouri's record fell to 8-5 and <mask> was arrested on drunk driving charges in November.<mask>'s 2012 team didn't go to a bowl game for the first time in eight years, but other members didn't think Missouri was that good. "We had no idea <mask> was going to turn around and beat us and be that good that quick", Machen said. Since 2002, <mask> has had 26 players selected, including seven first-round choices. <mask> decided to retire at the end of the season. He wants to spend his remaining years with his family and friends. <mask> holds the record for all-time wins at both Toledo and Missouri. <mask> was a member of the athletic hall of fame at Toledo."The 100 Yard Journey: A Life in Coaching and Battling for the Win" was written by Pinkel. <mask> was going to be in the College Football Hall of Fame. GaryPinkel.com has links to head coaching records.

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texts: Ahae was a South Korean businessman and inventor who was also a photographer. He was known as the millionaire with no face. The chairman of the company that operated the ferry was <mask>. The ferry disaster became known as the Sewol ferry sinking. After the Incheon District Court issued a warrant for his arrest, he went into hiding. The body that was discovered in June was confirmed to be that of the man in July. The cause of death was not determined because the body was too decomposing.The child of Korean parents was born in Kyoto, Japan in 1941. After the liberation from Japanese colonial rule in 1945, <mask>'s family returned to Korea and settled in Daegu, where he graduated from high school. According to the U.S.-based non-profit organization Evangelical Media Group created by Yoo in 2001, he first began to live for the sake of the gospel in 1961. The Good News Mission Bible school established in Korea by American and English missionaries admitted 11 students, but one of them was expelled. The Salvation Sect, also known as the Evangelical Baptist Church of Korea, was founded in 1962 by his father-in-law. The General Assembly of Presbyterian Churches held the church to be a cult in 1992. The founding of Semo Corp. was the result of the acquisition of Samwoo Trading in 1976.He took over as CEO in 1978 and turned it into a toy manufacturing and export company. Semo Corp., a holding company, came to span shipping, shipbuilding, domestic ferry businesses, electronics, real estate, cosmetics, paint, stuffed toys, pewter, and various other ventures. Two years before the Summer Olympics, Semo started operating ferries on the Han River. The Odaeyang mass suicide came to public attention in 1987. Park Soon-ja is accused of swindling a billion dollars from 220 people. Park used to be a member of the Evangelical Baptist Church of Korea and the Jehovah's Witness. There is no link to the group.Thirty-two people, including Park Soon-ja and her three children, were found dead on August 29, 1987, bound and gagged. The police thought the event was a murder–suicide pact, but they never charged him, and the case was closed as a mass suicide. The case was reopened after six people, including a former follower of Park, surrendered to authorities. The money transactions had nothing to do with the Odaeyang Trading Co. case. He was sentenced to four years in prison. The Incheon District Prosecutor's Office confirmed in May that there was no connection between the two incidents. Semo Corp. had a lot of employees, but the ferry businesses had accidents.Fourteen Semo workers were killed in 1990 when their cruise ship was hit by another ship. There was no liability for the company. Semo grew into the biggest ferry operator by 1994 and once had over 3000 employees. In the wake of a series of highly publicized scandals, the Semo Group filed for Chapter 11 protection in 1997 with debts of more than a billion dollars. After Semo's bankruptcy, <mask>'s family continued to operate ferry businesses under the names of other companies, eventually becoming the monopolistic operator of ferries linking Incheon and Jeju. A day before a court approved the restructuring of the bankrupt Semo, a key entity to consolidate Semo's shipping business took over ships and assets held by Semo Marine. According to Chaebul.com, an online information provider on large businesses, <mask> and his family own 30 business operators, with 13 doing business abroad such as in the U.S., Hong Kong and France.Their assets are close to a billion. At the end of last year, the collective assets of the 13 overseas operations were over a billion dollars. Prior to his photo exhibition in the Tuileries Garden at The Louvre, Yoo made headlines in France when he bought the abandoned village of Courbefy. He wanted to set up an "environmental, artistic and cultural" project in the village. According to official documents and information on company websites, Yoo has a wide range of other business interests. One of the largest organic lavender farms in California started in 2001 at the site of the Highland Springs Resort, a property consisting of a 56-room hotel, conference center, and restaurants. The company that bought the resort in 1990 was chaired by Yoo.The Highland Springs Conference and Training Centre is owned by a subsidiary of I-One-I. At the 2006 Seoul International Invention Fair, he received an International Federation of Inventors' Associations' prize for his invention, a colonic irrigation system. The invention is sold in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Germany, South Korea, Philippines, and Malaysia by NaeClear. The concept of Hemato-Centric Health revolves around the blood as being the center of life. The concept was created by <mask> and his non-profit research organization Hemato-Centric Life Institute. The nickname Ahae Ahae, which means "child" in old Korean language, was used in correspondence on the EBC World website. His PR companies include Ahae Press, Inc. in New York, Ahae Press France in Paris, and Ahae Press.He was a photographer before 2011. According to the project's website, the project began in the spring of 2009, and continued for 4 years, during which time it is said that Yoo took about 2.7 million photographs, all through one window, which equates to a rate of roughly one photo every 60 seconds. Natural scenes were shot through the window of the studio. The Evangelical Baptist Church called "Geumsuwon" is located east of Anseong, where <mask> lived. The exhibition Through My Window was co-produced by her company Moreal Design and sponsored by Highland Springs Resort and Bear Family. There was an exhibition on display in October 2011. The exhibition that was unveiled by his second son was not attended by his father.Hecurated his father's exhibitions as CEO of Ahae Press. In Europe, Through My Window was on display at the National Gallery in Czech Republic, Clarence House Gardens, Lancaster House, and Royal Botanic Gardens in London, Vremena Goda Galleries in Moscow, and Museo Nazionale Alinari della Fotografia in Florence. The exhibition pavilion for Through My Window was built in the Tuileries Garden and attached to The Louvre in Paris. Ilan Eshkeri was commissioned to write a poem. The 46 minutes composition was pre- recorded in Abbey Road Studios by the London Metropolitan Orchestra and later released on a disc. A British composer was commissioned to write a 26 minutes long piano quintet in four movements for a dinner in the exhibition pavilion. 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Ahae donated another million to the Louvre. In the June edition of A nous Paris, a question was posed about the cost of the exhibition. Do you have sponsors? To which he answered, "No." Everything is funded by the money from our different companies.We want to enjoy total freedom and are not interested in outside pressure. The Orangerie Hall of the Palace of Versailles was rented by Ahae for his second solo exhibition in France. Michael Nyman was commissioned to write a symphony in four movements for the occasion, to mark the end of the exhibition. The four seasons are depicted by Ahae. Nicolas Bacri was commissioned to write a piece called "Ahae's Day ( Four Images for Orchestra)". L'Opéra of the Palace of Versailles in Paris will host the premiere of both pieces by the London Symphony Orchestra. The pieces were recorded for a future release.Ahae was the sole patron of the Bosquet du Thétre d'Eau, which is currently being recreated with sculptures by Jean-Michel Othoniel in the area of the Gardens of Versailles. Catherine Pégard, head of the Public Establishment of the Palace, Museum and National Estate of Versailles, said that the exhibition was on a sponsorship basis and that the artist himself wanted to rent the Orangerie. We don't communicate the numbers. Spurred by investigative reporting initially published by Bernard Hasquenoph, French Le Monde and British The Times wrote that Ahae gave million to Versailles. The Economist wrote in an open letter on June 12th to the French Minister of Culture Aurélie Filippetti that Parisian newspapers Le Monde and Libération, several French art magazines, as well as Korean expatriates in France, should be included in the review of the Versailles exhibition. On July 3, La Croix reported that the French Foreign Minister would demand the end of the Ahae sponsorship at Versailles. The Forest Festival is a classical music festival in the forests of Compigne, northern France.His photographs were to be projected during a concert. The sponsorship commitment was over a million dollars. On June 12th, Minister of Culture Aurélie Filippetti received an open letter from Korean expatriates in France and on June 30th, the Foreign Minister gave written notice to the festival. The opening season of the new Philharmonie de Paris was scheduled for 5 May to 28 September 2015, and a concert was sponsored by Ahae Press. 6 "Ahae" and Beethoven's symphony. The 6 "Pastorale" were canceled. The sinking of the ferry Sewol was commented on by the French newspaper La Croix.The 476 people were mostly secondary school students from Danwon High School. The sinking resulted in 304 deaths, making it the worst ferry disaster in South Korea in over 40 years. The company that operated Sewol was Chonghaejin Marine. Prior to his death, he had been described as the "owner" of the sunken ferry Sewol and the former chairman of Chonghaejin Marine. Son Byong-ki, <mask>'s lawyer, stated on 25 April that he has no financial ties to the company. A press release stated that Mr. Yoo did not own any shares in the company. There was no stake in the shipping company that Yoo had.A web of company cross-shareholdings is believed to have been used by the head of the family to exert influence. His two sons are controlling the shipping firm through a majority stake in the investment vehicle I-One-I holdings as well as 13 unlisted affiliates which through a tangled web of ownership structure own each other. Chung Sun-seop, editor of Chaebul.com, a website that analyses South Korea's chae bol business groups, said that this kind of shadow management through his children or close aides is not uncommon among chae bol companies. The office of the Evangelical Baptist Church in Yongsan was raided by investigators of the Incheon District Prosecutors' Office. Prosecutors suspected that funds from members of the religious group had been used in business operations. More than 100 bogus companies, many of them set up and operated by followers of a religious group, had been found by the prosecution. The religious group denied cross-border transactions with the ferry operator.In April 2010, the Prosecution secured video footage of a lecture that Yoo gave to the sect's believers, in which he admitted to having registered properties under the names of other people. "If there is any legal responsibility, the owners are willing to offer their wealth and assets to help compensate the victims," said a lawyer for the owners. Michael Ham, managing director of Ahae Press and co-director of Evangelical Media Group, said in a press release that Mr. Yoo does not have any involvement in the management or day-to-day operations of the company. He has been focusing on his photography work for the past four to five years. Since Semo went bankrupt in 1997, Yoo has not been involved in corporate management. There is evidence that shows that the company is led by Yoo as the defacto leader. One piece of evidence was a detailed list of all the company's staff that was prepared the day before the sinking of the ferry.The company was established in 1999. 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The employee who was in charge of the refitting testified that he carried out the expansion under the direction of Yoo. There were critical problems with the stability of the refurbished vessel. According to the prosecution, the regular captain of the Sewol testified that he had warned Chonghaejin Marine of serious stability problems with the vessel, and Kim Han-Shik, the chief of Chonghaejin Marine notified Yoo of the risks of overloading it with freight.Kim advised <mask> to sell the ferry because of its weakened ability to recover left-and-right balance when tilted. The sister ships Ohamana and Sewol will be put up for sale in March. The overloading and remodeling of the ship compromised its ability to maintain stability at the time of the accident. Prosecutors decided that <mask> was the one who directed operation and execution of business and planned to hold him responsible for the actions of the operator's crew members. The prosecution was going to cite negligent homicide in its application of criminal law. He was charged with tax evasion. He is suspected of swindling billion from his companies as part of a scheme to sell his nature photographs to his companies for tens of millions of won.He owes a billion in taxes for the photos he sold. Some billion ( million) in consulting fees were collected by companies related to Semo Group after the family set up several paper companies with no consultants. Commission fees of tens of billions of won were claimed by the related companies for the use of trademark rights for names like Sewol, according to circumstantial evidence. The prosecution decided to indict him regardless of whether or not he was captured. The investigation didn't make any public appearances after the Sewol sank. The Ministry of Justice banned more than 60 employees from leaving South Korea within the first week of the investigation. 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texts: victims' families, the Park Geun-hye administration will exercise the right to indemnity. The combined damages from the sinking of the Sewol are estimated to be trillion. The assets owned by <mask> and his family are estimated to be over a billion dollars. It includes a billion held by the father, a billion held by the son, a billion held by the daughter, and a billion held by the second son. According to Son Byeong-gi, who is representing <mask>, reports that his assets total billion were not true, but that he had expressed his willingness to donate his entire billion ( million) estate due to his deep sorrow for those who lost their lives aboard. There is a huge gap between what the former chairman claimed he was worth and what investigators have found so far. Son claimed on 25 April that he had been misinterpreted and that he was willing to donate his entire assets, whatever their size.The family's lawyer resigned on May 15. The Evangelical Baptist Church of Korea's financer was summoned for questioning on 24 April to trace deals between the sect and companies run by the two sons of the sect's founder. The Evangelical Baptist Church of Korea signed over some 24 properties worth around billion ( million) to the family four days later, according to transcripts of land register. On 13 May, the Incheon District Prosecutors' Office summoned <mask> to appear for questioning, but he failed to heed the call, and was presumed hiding in the church compound Geumsuwon south of Seoul. The summons had 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 800-381-0266 There was a court hearing on 20 May. The Incheon District Court issued an arrest warrant and the Korean authorities offered a million dollars for information leading to his arrest.The reward was raised to a million on 25 May. Anyone who helps Yoo in hiding faces up to three years in prison. Four members of Yoo's religious group were arrested for helping him escape detection by the police. In an apparent attempt to confuse investigators, Yoo's religious group said that he might have returned early in the morning to Geumsuwon. The main residence is called Geumsuwon. A spokesman for the sect later said, "We hope he doesn't get arrested." 100,000 followers will protect him.We won't hand him over even if the entire congregation is arrested. The chairman of the Hemato-Centric Life Foundation, a member of the religious group, and one of the close aides to the fugitive, was arrested in May on charges of helping him evade detection for weeks. President Park Geun-hye ordered the arrest of the fugitive during a Cabinet meeting on May 27. Police increased the number of officers deployed for the search from 24,000 to almost 50,000. <mask> Som-na was summoned for questioning multiple times by the prosecution, but evaded the office's investigation. She headed the interior design and consulting firm Moreal Design, which had offices in New York's Park Avenue and in South Korea. Police raided the firm's office on suspicion that it was involved in forming the family's slush funds and managing them in overseas accounts.The authorities issued an arrest warrant for Som-na after she failed to appear for questioning. A temporary residence visa allowed Som-na to stay in France. She is accused of swindling billion from her affiliates since 2003 while she was the head of Moreal Design. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs ordered Som-na to surrender her passport, while the Ministry of Justice dispatched local investigators to France to discuss the possibility of her being extradited. The international arrest warrant for Som-na was HairMaxed by French law enforcement in her Paris apartment on May 27. Following a trial in France, the Ministry of Justice said it would return Som-na. A judge decided against releasing her on bail after she appeared before him.Patrick Maisonneuve, Som-na's French lawyer, said she was innocent of the charges brought against her. Som-na's request for bail was rejected by an appeals court. A renewed request to be released was rejected by a Paris judge. If she had brought her case to the French Supreme Court or the European Union, she would have had to wait up to a year for her return. On June 2, 2017, the highest administrative court in France rejected the appeal against the order to extradite Som-na, and on June 7, 2017, she was arrested at the Charles de Gaulle airport, aboard a plane from Korean Airlines bound for Korea. Several people were questioned and arrested during the month of May, among them eight people who held top positions at subsidiary companies. Song Kook-bin was summoned for questioning on April 30.He is the CEO of Dapanda, a direct-sales company that distributes health supplements and cosmetics. The biggest shareholder of Dapanda is <mask>'s first son. The operator of the ferry Sewol has a 16.2 percent stake in Dapanda. Song was indicted on charges of swindling company funds and funneling the money to <mask> and his family, as well as suspicions of purchasing photographs taken by <mask> for as much as million () each, dealing significant damage to the company. Lee was arrested on 9 May on charges of breaching of trust and facilitating financial irregularity by buying millions of dollars worth of <mask>'s photos at prices far higher than market value, thus funding his photography career. Lee Gang-se, the former Ahae Corp CEO, was questioned in May over suspicions that he aided the establishment of slush funds. Lee admitted that his former company, Ahae Corp, had paid bogus consultation fees to a shell company, but said these actions were company custom and had taken place before he became CEO.Lee is said to have received orders to invest money from Ahae Corp in Ahae Press France. Lee was charged with taking more than billion from Ahae Corp through an illegal lending scheme. The auditor of I-One-I was indicted on charges of swindling billion in company money. The CEO of Semo, Byeon Ki-choon, and the CEO of I-One-I, Go Chang-hwan, were suspected of causing tens of millions of dollars in losses. They were indicted on charges of causing billions of dollars in losses on their firms to help the family create slush funds. The auditor of Dapanda and senior executive at I-One-I was indicted on May 29 on charges of embezzlement. Oh Kyung-seok is the CEO of Hemato-Centric Life Institute and in charge of selling <mask>'s photography works.The criminal trial of the eight defendants began in Incheon District Court on June 16th, with prosecutors accusing the defendants of causing between billion and billion worth of losses on their firms. Three of the defendants denied their charges, the others admitted to irregular intergroup trading, which they said was done on the orders of Kim Phil-bae, who fled to the United States. On 6 June, the younger brother to <mask>'s wife was arrested on charges of negligent behavior. A key leader of the Salvation Sect is suspected of swindling company funds and transferring them to the children of the owners. He fled the country or destroyed evidence, so a court warrant was issued to detain him. The first relative to be indicted was Kwon. He is accused of using the assets of the Evangelical Baptist Church as a ruse to get loans into his business.The first member of <mask>'s family who appeared for questioning was his older brother. The managing director of the religious facility was Byung-il. According to prosecutors, they believed that Byung-il had illegally interfered in the company's management, and that he had received million in consultation fees from the company each month. On 13 June, Byung-il was arrested near Geumsuwon. On June 16th, the prosecution team was granted a detainer for Byung-il. Byung-il was indicted on July 2nd on charges that he received a combined million () from Chonghaejin Marine as consulting fees. Shin Myung-hee Shin Myung-hee (; born ), a member of the Evangelical Baptist Church called "Mother Shin" by devotees of the sect, turned herself in to authorities on 13 June.Shin was indicted in July on charges of helping <mask> evade capture. An unnamed person acting for <mask> contacted the Embassy of France in South Korea in late May to inquire about the possibility of seeking political asylum. The embassy declined the request because of Yoo's status as a criminal suspect. The embassies of the Philippines, the Czech Republic, and Canada were also visited by the middleman. On June 19th, Oh Gabriel and his wife were arrested for aiding Yoo's escape. According to testimony provided by two key members of the Evangelical Baptist Church that were arrested earlier in June, Oh Yoo drove out of the religious group's compound after police surrounded it. Oh, who served as the Korean ambassador to the Czech Republic from January 2010 through June 2013, played a significant role in getting support for the photo exhibitions in France.The Ministry of Foreign Affairs'sDisciplinary committee is looking into allegations that Oh abused his authority to help <mask> hold a photo exhibition in France and other European countries. The prosecution believes Oh contacted the French Embassy. Oh testified that the family and followers gave him information about the authorities' movements. According to a report, Oh and his wife were released on June 26th because they were willing to cooperate with the investigation and mediation of the surrender of the suspect, and because under Korean criminal law family members to a fugitive cannot be punished for hiding or aiding the suspect. The wife of a man was put on the nation's most wanted list. She is the CEO of a door-to-door sales company in Daegu. She was taken in for questioning on charges of swindling funds from the Evangelical Baptist Church and her company, which had been handed over to her husband and son to expand their business.The Incheon District Court granted an arrest warrant for her on 24 June, after the prosecution asked for it to keep her in custody. Prosecutors filed charges against Kwon on July 14. The younger brother of the singer's father-in-law was arrested in Daegu on June 22. A custody warrant was issued by the court. Byung-ho is suspected of swindling at least billion ( million), from Chonghaejin Marine's sister firms, and to have borrowed billion ( million) from one of the family affiliates. The man considered to be Yoo's "right-hand man" was arrested in a parking lot in Suwon on June 25. Lee is a member of the Evangelical Baptist Church.A warrant was issued for Lee. An ongoing investigation is being conducted by the Changwon District Court after the application for receiver was lodged by the major shareholder of the company. There was a billion dollars in outstanding debt to the Korea Development Bank. On June 27th, the Government of South Korea calculated the costs of the sinking of the ferry Sewol and lodged a claim to any properties held directly or by proxy by the owners. The court ordered the seizure of assets owned by <mask> Byung-eun, four officials of Chonghaejin Marine, and eight crew members aboard the ferry Sewol. Prosecutors say that while on the run, he bought land near a property in South Jeolla Province where he sought refuge in May. He paid million and registered it under the names of a married couple and members of his religious group, who are suspected of aiding <mask>'s escape from the law.The Incheon District Court ordered in its third decision to temporarily seize an additional billion ( million) worth of assets owned by <mask> and his family, including the newly acquired property as well as 10 stores in Gangnam District, valued at billion ( million), an apartment. The first son of <mask> was involved in the day-to-day operations of the company. He was the biggest shareholder of four affiliates of the family businesses. There was evidence that showed that he did not own shares of affiliates. He is suspected of creating a slush fund and collecting billions of won in "consulting fees" from the firms. The name Ohamana was registered for a sister ferry of the Sewol. The sinking of the Sewol is believed to have been caused by a string of corruption charges against Dae-gyun.After buying an airplane ticket to France, he was spotted at Incheon International Airport, but didn't board the plane. He was supposed to appear for questioning, but didn't show up. On 13 May, prosecutors obtained an arrest warrant for the man, but investigators were unable to locate him. Fears that he would flee the country put him on the most-wanted list. On 20 May, the Court approved a proposal by the Prosecution and the National Tax Service to place real estate assets worth billion ( million) under confiscation. There are two business offices in Gangnam-gu and land in the Seocho District. The properties were registered in the name of a person.The Korean authorities initially offered a million () reward for information leading to the arrest of the two fugitives. In South Korea, the largest amount ever offered by an investigative authority as a reward is one million for the son. The day-to-day managing of Chonghaejin Marine was done by the second son of the first son. He owned 10 percent of Ahae Corp., a paint manufacturing company, as well as a stake in Ahae Press Corp. He was summoned for questioning by 8 May, but didn't show up. The Red Notice was issued on May 23. He is suspected of helping his father set up a slush fund.Sources say that he had permanent residence status in the U.S. or held a U.S. citizenship. After the sinking of the Sewol, he left South Korea for the U.S., but didn't get on his booked flight to France. At least three apartments in Manhattan and near the Arc de Triomphe in Paris were owned by Hyuk-kee and his wife. The United States Department of Homeland Security's Investigations Directorate was asked by the prosecutors to locate real estate and deposits under the names of the siblings or affiliates of the family business. Personal life was known as "the millionaire with no face" due to his shyness. He married the daughter of Kwon Shin-chan in 1966. He had four children with her, two sons and a daughter.South Korean authorities initially offered a million dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of <mask>. The reward was raised to million on 25 May. In June of last year, South Korean police discovered the decomposing body of a man in a plum field. A copy of a book he had written, an empty bottle of a shark oil health tonic, and several empty bottles of alcohol were surrounding his body as he was wearing an expensive Italian jacket. The police initially thought the body was that of a homeless man, but an investigation in July of last year found that it was that of a man. The cause of death was not conclusive because the body was not fresh. No evidence of alcohol, poison, or external force was found according to Lee Han-Young, the head of the Central Legal Medical Center.There are external links to Advancing the teachings and beliefs of the Korean Evangelical Baptist

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texts: The leader of the CEDA and a prominent figure in the period leading up to the Spanish Civil War was <mask>-Robles. He was the Minister of War from May to December 1935. The support for Gil-Robles and his party evaporated after the 1936 elections. In April 1937, Gil-Robles announced the dissolution of CEDA, and went into exile, because he was unwilling to fight for power with Francisco Franco. He tried to find a common strategy for taking power in Spain. He published his book "No fue posible la paz" in 1968 after being named a professor at the University of Oviedo. He was a member of the International Tribunal.After the death of Franco, Gil-Robles became one of the leaders of the "Spanish Christian Democracy" party, which failed to win support in the Spanish general elections in 1977. <mask> Gil-Robles was born in 1898. He was the son of a Carlist theorist and a conservative Spanish law scholar. The goal of Carlism was to establish an alternative branch of the Bourbon dynasty. In 1922, <mask> Gil-Robles obtained the chair of political law in the University of La Laguna, after obtaining his master's degree in 1919. He was a member of the Writing Council of El Debate and secretary of the Catholic-Agrarian National Confederation. He led the Accin Popular (Popular Action) after the declaration of the Second Spanish Republic.He was chosen as a deputy in the elections of 1931. During the period of the Republic, he maintained the posture of "accidentalism", that Spain was less important than the law's compatibility with religious principles. The leader of CEDA Gil-Robles was the political heir to the Accin Popular and fought for the "affirmation and defence of the principles of Christian civilization". The CEDA won the largest number of seats in the November 1933 elections, and Gil-Robles was the leader of the largest party. President Niceto Alcal-Zamora invested Alejandro Lerroux, leader of the Radical Republican Party, as prime minister to avoid conflicts with left-wing parties. The Asturian miners' strike that rose, ultimately unsuccessfully, against the government of the Republic, was triggered by the appointment of three CEDA ministers to the cabinet in 1934. Lerroux had a Minister of War named Gil-Robles.The CEDA formed the largest part of the National Front coalition after the February 1936 Spanish general election. The National Front narrowly lost the election because of the slogan Todo el Poder para el Jefe, which means "All the power to the Chief". The CEDA won 88 seats, less than the 115 they won in 1933. Gil-Robles and his party lost votes and membership to the Falange party, founded in 1934, after the narrow victory of the Popular Front and the defeat of the CEDA. The youth group of the CEDA went to the Falange after they failed to win the election. In the months that followed, Gil-Robles was aware of a coup being prepared against the government. Despite his insistence that he had no part in the destruction of the Republic, the CEDA leader was kept informed of each stage of the plot and his party played an important role in facilitating contact between military and civilians.Gil-Robles authorized the transfer of 500,000 pesetas of CEDA electoral funds. The Spanish Civil War began after the uprising on 17 July 1936 and Gil-Robles was unable to fight for power. In 1937 Gil-Robles announced the dissolution of CEDA, because Franco was determined not to have competing right-wing parties in Spain. Gil-Robles went into exile after the Civil War. He tried to find a common strategy for taking power in Spain. He was a professor at the University of Oviedo and published a book in 1968. He was a member of the International Tribunal.After the death of Franco and the end of his regime, Gil-Robles became one of the leaders of the Spanish Christian Democracy party, which won little support in the Spanish general elections in 1977. <mask> Gil-Robles was the son of Gil-Robles. He was a member of the European Parliament in the European People's Party group and the President of the European Parliament from 1997 to 1999. Gil-Robles is a controversial figure in Spanish politics. During the Second Republic, his political beliefs were either tailored to his audience or he was making many conflicting statements. His party, the CEDA, attracted support from both moderate Catholic republicans and right-wing monarchists. According to the historians, Gil-Robles was essentially a legalist fascist, whose policy of accidentalism would give way to legislating for a fascist dictatorship when he was confident that the populace was controllable.Gil Robles' speeches were filled with anti-democratic and anti-Semitic innuendo, the oppressive nature of his government partnership with Alejandro Lerroux's Radicals, and the frank admiration offered to foreign fascist regimes by both his propaganda. In July 1936, Robles turned over half a million peseta's from CEDA's funds to the generals because he was aware of the planned coup. He refused to go along with General Mola's request that Spanish right-wing parliamentarians convene at Burgos on 17 July to condemn the government if he knew that CEDA was collapsing by this time. Robinson doesn't believe that Gil-Robles was anything but a politician trying to keep the right under control. The CEDA was not just a front for fascists, it was also a party that wanted to pursue social Catholicism. In an interview with an American journalist, Gil Robles said that he was the only friend of the Republic and that a new dictatorship would produce after a period of tranquility. Gil Robles, despite having some authoritarian tendencies, did not advocate a dictatorship and neither he nor CEDA stepped beyond the limits of the constitution, as was argued by Ramon Arango and Manuel Tardio.Robles refused to seize power with the help of the military and monarchists after becoming war minister in 1935, something that they would never forgive him for. Despite criticism from monarchists and his own party's youth section, he maintained his support for non-violence after the Spanish Right's victory in 1933. There were 1898 births and 1980 deaths of people from the Spanish Agrarian Party and the Congress of the Second Spanish Republic.

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texts: The head coach of the University of South Florida women's basketball team is <mask>. Seven months after arriving at the University of South Florida as an assistant coach, he was named head coach. He has led the Bulls to six trips to the NCAA Tournament and nine WNIT appearances. The Bulls have advanced to the American Athletic Conference (AAC) Tournament championship game in four of the past six seasons and have made at least the semifinal round every season. The head coach of the Bulls has been named the American Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in each of the last two years. He has transformed the program from only five winning seasons to a regular in the NCAA Tournament. In a basketball season unlike one that anyone has ever seen in collegiate athletics, the University of South Florida was on the verge of recording its seventh 20-win season.In addition, the Bulls had to endure a second-consecutive year of season-ending and significant injuries, however, still recorded a 19-13 record and advanced to the semifinals of the American Athletic Conference Tournament for the seventh-consecutive year. After starting the season getting votes in both the Associated Press and USA Today/WBCA Coaches Poll, ultimately getting as high as No. 21 in the AP. In the Coaches poll, the University of South Florida was ranked 20th. 15 Texas, 64-57, and VCU, 77-55. The Bears fell in the end after being up by three with three minutes left. The Bulls had their fans on the edge of their seats, yet again, at home against No.After trailing by five at the end of the first quarter and by five at the end of the second, the Huskies were able to pull away in their final appearance in the American Athletic Conference at the Yuengling Center. Elena was named The American Freshman of the Year, as well as being named to the All-Freshmen Team and Third Team All-Conference. The league leader in assists per game was named to the third team. Even though it was decimated by season-ending injuries, the Bulls still made it back to the American Athletic Conference Tournament semifinals for the sixth-straight season. The Bulls entered the season as the number one ranked team. The streak of postseason appearances for 22 in the nation was extended as they advanced to the WNIT second round. Before the injuries took effect, the Green and Gold had posted marquee wins over Ohio State, Oklahoma, UCLA, and George Washington.The Bulls nearly upset the top ranked team. After trailing by one with just over six minutes to go in the game, Connecticut ended the game on a 9-0 run. Both Enna Pehadzic and Sydni Harvey were named to the All-Freshman Team. The Bulls made it to the NCAA Tournament for the fourth year in a row and were named The American's Coach of the Year. Led by seniors Laia Flores and Maria Jespersen, who earned AP honorable-mention All-America honors, and junior guard Kitija Laksa, who was a first-team all-conference selection. The Bulls finished the season with a 26-8 record and were once again ranked in the top 25 polls. The trouncing of No. was one of those wins.In front of a loud crowd, 13 Ohio State defeated Yuengling Center 84-65. The Bulls were ranked in the AP Poll for 22 weeks in a row. The team reached 20 wins faster than any other team. The team, made up of 10 underclassmen, tied the most successful nonconference record prior to the start of The American action. For the second year in a row, <mask> coached the league's Freshman of the Year and a unanimous conference first team selection. On January 17, 2017, the all-time winningest coach in USF basketball history reached his 300th career win in front of a home crowd at the Yuengling Center. For the third year in a row, the Bulls played in the American Athletic Conference championship game.The Bulls returned to the NCAA Tournament for the third time in four years. The Bulls finished the season in the top 25 for the second year in a row. Along with coaching the program's first All-American, <mask> lifted the team to new heights and achieved the highest ranking in program history. 15 in the AP and USA Today polls. The University of South Florida made its 12th postseason run in 13 seasons and its fourth NCAA Tournament appearance in program history. The graduating senior class made three NCAA appearances, reached the postseason four times, and went back-to-back to the American Athletic Conference Championship. The program's first WBCA All-American,Courtney Williams, was coached by <mask>.Williams was the number one pick. The Phoenix Mercury had 8 players in the draft. Kitija Laksa was the program's second conference Freshman of the Year. After an amazing debut with the Bulls, Laksa was named the American Athletic Conference Freshman of the Year. The program has six 20-win seasons and three in a row. The best record in school history was achieved by the Bulls with two Top 25 rankings in the AP Poll. The Bulls reached a conference championship for the first time in school history, got the best NCAA Tournament seed in school history as a six seed, and hosted the first and second rounds for the first time in school history.For the third time in three years, <mask> coached an All-Region player, and for the first time in his career, he coached a Wade Trophy finalist. In January, February and March, the Bulls missed out on the NCAA Tournament, but they made a deep run in the WNIT. The Bulls fell to Rutgers at home April 2 on the heels of an in-game injury to the Bulls point guard, as they were one game shy of playing for their second WNIT Championship. The 23-13 season was a success and set the stage for the next run. The season helped turn a corner in the eyes of the nation. The Bulls made their second appearance in the NCAA Tournament, earning a spot with 21 regular-season wins. 12 Louisville is on the road.There are 21 Syracuse at home. The Bulls traveled to Texas Tech in the first round and defeated the Red Raiders 71-70 for their first ever NCAA Tournament victory, but lost to California in overtime after a thrilling second-half comeback. The only coach in the nation to play all four Final Four teams in the same season was <mask>, who defeated Louisville and lost to Notre Dame and California in the regular season. The coach picked up his 100th win earlier in the year. His 200th career victory was against Detroit. The trail of post-college success was continued by the Connecticut Sun's selection of Smith. The Sun Dome underwent renovations and the Bulls missed out on the NCAA Tournament.The team fell to James Madison in the third round of the WNIT. The Bulls finished the regular season with a 12-19 overall record and a 3-13 conference record. Georgetown is in the area. The Pam and Les Muma Basketball Center will be the new practice facility for the University of South Florida. The Bulls advanced to the WNIT for the seventh year in a row. The Bulls' most successful season in their history was made famous by the fact that they won the WNIT. The Bulls would finish at least.500 for the third year in a row and register a school-record 27 wins.The Bulls had a number of regular season highlights, including a second-place finish in the Paradise Jam. There were wins over Iowa and Texas Tech. The only loss during the event was at the hands of No. The state of California is 3 ranked. The Bulls defeated Rutgers on the road for the first time in school history, and handed the Blueshirts a crucial loss at the end of the season. The Bulls made school history by winning the WNIT for the first time. After defeating Florida Gulf Coast in overtime and Mississippi at home, the Bulls would embark on a three-game, 10-day road odyssey.In front of a record crowd of 16,113 at historic Phog Allen Fieldhouse, the Bulls handed Kansas a 75-71 loss in the WNIT finals, capping the best season in the program's history. The Bulls posted a 16-16 record and advanced to their fifth consecutive WNIT game against Florida Gulf Coast. The year had its share of exciting nights as the Green and Gold knocked off No. In what was seen as one of the most exciting games of the event, 25 DePaul defeated Syracuse in overtime in the first round of the BIG EAST Tournament. Prior to its loss to the Bulls, the Orange had dropped out of the Top 25. In the program's history, he recorded several milestones. On December 28, 2006 she became the women's basketball team's career leader in wins with a 77-62 win over Vermont in the first round of the Saint Joseph's University Hawk Classic.He recorded his 100th career win in the Bulls final win of the season, a 66-49 win over Coppin State in the second round of the WNIT. The program has four appearances in the WNIT in a row, the first for either basketball program at the school. During the 2005-06 season, the Miami native etched his and his program's name in the history books at the University of South Florida. Although they fell just short of the win total of the previous year, the Bulls recorded a memorable season that was capped off by their first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance. 9 in the region and faced them. The Bulls defeated both Notre Dame and DePaul on their way to the Big Dance. In its first year in the BIG EAST Conference, the University of South Florida had a 19-12 record and a  9-7 record, which was good enough for a share of sixth place.The team had the toughest slate in school history. The Final Four participants faced the Bulls. North Carolina, No. 13/15 Michigan State. LSU is the first team in the BIG EAST to do so. At least for the time being, <mask> guided his program to heights never seen before at the University of South Florida. At the time, the Bulls had their best record in school history and set a new school record for wins in a season.The program's first-ever victory with a win at home over Florida was included in the team's second-consecutive postseason WNIT. The Bulls had the most successful season of his career in 2003-04. Junior college transfer Anedra Gilmore was part of the 33rd ranked class. The class paid dividends quickly. Along with this core group of newcomers and veteran returnees, <mask> helped the Bulls advance to the postseason for the first time in school history when they faced Richmond in the first round of the Women's National Invitation Tournament. As it entered the 2002-03 campaign, the group was tabbed 40th in America. The 2001-02 class was the first Division I recruiting class.The highest ranked class in the history of the women's basketball program is 36 in America by the All Star Girls Report. The class provided instant dividends for the Bulls as they opened the season with a perfect record and went on to win their first game in four years. In that seven-game stretch, the Bulls defeated in-state rival Miami before falling to Florida for their first loss of the year. The first season as head coach of the Bulls was rough, but the foundation was laid for the success of the current women's basketball program. While working on his associate's degree, he earned his degree in 1991. After serving as a student assistant coach for the men's basketball team, he was immediately thrown into the thick of things with on-floor coaching, scouting, and most importantly, overseeing recruiting correspondence and getting his name out in front of coaches around the state. Cesar Odio, who saw his tremendous potential and hired him as a student assistant, promoted him to a full-time assistant coach upon his graduation in 1991.He became the assistant boys' basketball coach at Miami's Sunset High School in 1992. Odio was hired as the head men's basketball coach at Barry University in Miami Shores, Fla., after two seasons at Sunset. As Odio's top assistant, he immediately established himself as a coach that had a good eye for talent and potential. The Barry program only produced two winning seasons in the first 10 years, and a combined 34-21 record, but that didn't deter <mask> from helping the team to back-to-back winning seasons. In 1996, he got his first head coaching job, at Miami's Lourdes Academy. Lourdes went to the state 5A championship game in 1998 and finished as the runner-up, thanks to a stellar 83-16 (.838) record and led by <mask>. In addition to his coaching responsibilities at Lourdes, <mask> established valuable roots among Florida and high school coaches from around the nation as director and founder of the successful Miami Suns AAU program.When he returned to Barry for his second tour of duty, he broke into collegiate women's basketball. He was the top assistant coach for one year. Barry recorded the second-most wins in the program's history, and the program's second-best slate ever, thanks to the help of <mask>, who helped the team to a 22-8 record and a 10-4 mark in the conference. Barry has had three 20-win campaigns for the women's basketball team since the 1988-89 season. He received his bachelor's degree in physical education from Florida International University in 1994. Along with his coaching duties at the beginning of his career, <mask> also taught physical education at Miami's Coral Reef Senior High School, Southwest Senior High School and Hialeah Middle School. There are five children living with their father and his wife in Tampa.Official bio 1971 births Living people American women's basketball coaches Basketball coaches from Florida International University alumni High school basketball coaches in the United States Junior college men's basketball coaches in the United States South Florida Bulls women's basketball coaches University of South Florida faculty

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texts: He is a Jamaican professional snooker player. After three separate spells as a professional in the 1990s, and a stint playing on the secondary Challenge Tour, <mask> went on to play on the main tour for 18 years, reaching his highest ranking in August 2011. He has reached the last 16 in ten ranking tournaments, and his most notable achievement was in 2015, when he won the minor-ranking Ruhr Open. He regained his professional status in August 2020 at Q School after playing on the World Seniors Tour and Challenge Tour for a year. 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He missed out on a place in the last 16 of the Grand Prix due to a frame difference. He qualified for the UK Championship by beating Jimmy White and Dave Harold. He won five frames in a row after falling 6–0, but lost 9–6. He qualified for the World Championship for the first time in 2009, becoming the first black player to do so. He was defeated by Mark King in the first round. His performances throughout the season saw him rise to his highest ranking yet of 39.He won the Masters Qualifying event in 2009, but lost in the final to Mark Williams, who went on to win the Masters. He was knocked out in the first round of the UK Championship. <mask> qualified for the World Snooker Championship for the second time in 2011, and was drawn against Ricky Walden in the first round. In a minor upset, <mask> won the match 10–6 to set up a second-round match with world No. 1 John. <mask>'s slow style of play was criticized by Walden after the match. The pace of the match was a point of contention.The eventual champion was John Higgins, who defeated <mask> in the second round. According to Jan Verhaas, a respected Dutch referee, after his victory over Robert Milkins in a qualification match for the Australian Goldfields Open, <mask> refused to shake the hand of the female snooker referee. <mask> refused to shake the hand of the female ref because of his muslim beliefs. You can think about what you like about it. After losing 4–0 to Judd Trump at the Ruhr Open, <mask> refused to shake the female referee's hand. In the first round of the Australian Goldfields Open, he beat Peter Ebdon in 5 frames to 3, but lost to Shaun Murphy in the second round. The UK Championship will be held in 2011.He led 4–2 before the score became 5–5. In the deciding frame, there were two balls, one when escaping and the other when the match was on the line. In the first round of the China Open, he played Higgins and lost. He was ranked 38 in the world. During the 2012–13 season, <mask> qualified for the Australian Goldfields Open and the China Open. He had his best run of the season in China, beating Matthew Stevens 5–2 in the first round, but lost 3–5 to Shaun Murphy in the last 16. His best finish was at the fifth European Tour event, where he was whitewashed 0–4 by John Higgins in the quarter-finals.Outside of the top 26 who qualified for the Finals, he finished 36th on the Order of Merit. The season ended with a 9–10 loss to Sam Baird in the third round of World Championship Qualifying to be placed at number 45 in the world rankings. In the first and second rounds of the Australian Goldfields Open, <mask> lost to Robert Milkins and Mark King, respectively. He lost in the first round of the International Championship and the China Open. Neil Robertson knocked <mask> out of the World Open after he narrowly beat Tom Ford. After being 4–2 ahead in the first round of the Wuxi Classic, Michael Holt beat <mask> 5–4 in the season opener. He lost to Judd Trump in the opening round of the Australian Goldfields Open after defeating Lee Walker and Andrew Pagett.Ian Burns and Zhang Anda were knocked out by <mask> at the UK Championship. Matthew Selt was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 After seeing off Andrew Pagett in the second round of the Welsh Open, McLeod will meet Ronnie O'Sullivan. He led 2–0 before O'Sullivan won four frames in a row. The Indian Open was the final ranking event for this year where he lost to Ricky Walden in the first round. The world number 62 kept his tour place at the end of the season, just inside the top 64 who remain. During the Welsh Open, there was controversy due to his Isis Business Solutions sponsorship badges.There was a small-print URL underneath the word ISIS' in the logo worn by <mask>. Some viewers thought he was sponsored by the Islamic State. In the Australian Goldfields Open, he beat Nigel Bond 5–2 but lost to Jack Lisowski in the last 64. He overcame German amateur Roman Dietzel 5–1, Irishman Fergal O'Brien 4–0 and Hammad Miah 4–2, but lost to eventual finalist Tom Ford in the last 16 at the Riga Open. He was eliminated in the first round of the International Championship by Daniel Wells after reaching the last 48 at the Shanghai Masters. In the final of the Ruhr Open, <mask> defeated Craig Steadman, Jamie Jones, Mark King, Ben Woollaston, Mark Davis and the rejuvenated Mike Dunn to reach the final of an event carrying ranking points for the first time in his career, 24 years after making his professional debut. He defeated his opponent 4–2 to win his second professional title.The 25,000 winner's prize is the highest amount he has earned in his career. He was beaten 4–0 by Neil Robertson in the first round, but gained entry to the Champion of Champs for the first time. After losing in the first round of the UK Championship, he said that he hadn't felt the same since his tournament win. Another first round deciding frame defeat came in the German Masters as well as a second round loss to Judd Trump in the Welsh Open. His appearance at the finals ended at the first hurdle as he was beaten by Dunn. In the third round of the China Open, <mask> knocked out Mitchell Mann 5–0, but lost 5–1 to Alfie Burden. In the last 32 of the Indian Open, <mask> lost to Anthony McGill and Barry Hawkins.It took until the last event of the season, the China Open, for him to reach the same stage again. He was defeated by Vafaei in the last 16. <mask> took the first seven frames against Miah and then won the next two to move one win away from the World Championship. Miah fought back to be 7–6 down, but it was too little, too late. He drew Judd Trump, a man who went into the tournament proclaiming that he could play to a standard which is very rare nowadays, and that he was "the best" in the world. 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texts: <mask>. was born on December 10, 1872 and died on June 22, 1955. The 1000lb. is one of his early innovations in large-capacity electrical switches. The New Deal's mass-scale rural electrification efforts in the 1930s were essential to the spread of the 287Kv disconnecting switch. The region of the United States was the center of innovation in and promulgation of electrification, which was primarily oriented towards centralized urban office/industrial use. He was born and bred in the San Francisco bay area of California, and his mass electrification innovations were put into use in that geographically spread out region first, allowing for the building of an electrical grid that would spawned a regional culture of technological innovation. The founder of San Francisco's Bowie Switch Company was able to use his many patents in business because of the waterfront Dogpatch district. The company supplied large-capacity switches for the San Francisco metro area, Hoover Dam, and Grand Coulee Dam, among many others, and during World War II they expanded to produce switches for the U.S. war effort.Despite his pivotal role in mass-scale electrification of the western United States, he was largely unheralded outside electrical engineering circles because of his relative paucity of published writing outside electrical engineering journals. Early life and Family <mask> <mask> was born in San Francisco, California and generally referred to himself as <mask> <mask>. He was a descendant of the revolutionary period Scottish loyalist and Maryland plantation owner <mask>. The booming economy of the California Gold Rushlured Dr. <mask> to San Francisco in April 1849. An experienced orthopedic surgeon with the U.S. Navy, he set up a private practice in downtown San Francisco in 1851 and soon occupied a prominent place among San Francisco's arriviste elite. He was the first surgeon at St. Mary's hospital in 1861 and the first chair of surgery at the University of the Pacific in 1863. His lack of an academic publishing record kept him relatively under-recognized in historic terms.As his own son would be later, <mask> <mask>'s father was <mask> <mask> II. In 1863, <mask> <mask> II received the first Bachelor of Arts degree to be awarded by San Francisco's St. The seminal ''A Practical Treatise on Hydraulic Mining in California'', written by an experienced and widely published geologist, hydrologist, and mining engineer, is still in print. I was online at internet archive. <mask> III was born in San Francisco in 1872. After graduating from the University of San Francisco, <mask> III went to Harvard College, graduating with honors and an A.B. In 1893, I received a mathematics degree.The biggest technological shift of the early 20th century was the emergence of electrification. The major players of the tech revolution in the United States were located in the northeastern part of the country. After Harvard, <mask> wanted to pursue an S.B. and stayed in the Northeast. There is a degree in electrical and mechanical engineering at MIT. He got in 1896. In his engineering and business career, the same title was given to him by his father, <mask> <mask>. He would patent his inventions and establish his business under this name.Following his graduation from MIT in 1896, A.J. had an early career and patents. After returning to California, he found a job as an engineer with the Sacramento Electric, Gas and Railroad Company. In 1906, when he was back in San Francisco, he filed his first patent application for a switch that would cleanly create a break in an electrical circuit, dramatically reducing the risk of damage to the electrical apparatus and/or the potential electrocution of the user. Until this time, only rudimentary means existed for such technology. Between this start in 1906 and the 1920s, <mask> was busy inventing and patenting products that helped lay the groundwork for this wider-scale electrification, the majority of which were new designs that vastly improved the safety, efficiency, and capacity of electrical current transmission. The most important of these patents was filed in 1906. There was an electrical switch on 15 September 1914.US 982789 A was filed on April 18. The pub was opened in 1907. 31 Jan. 1911 is the date of the Electromagnetic Power Transmitting Mechanism. A power transmission mechanism consisting of a positively driven primary element mounted on a main shaft, and a secondary element mounted on a counter shaft, out of alignment with the main shaft, and driven therefrom. The Journal of Electricity, Power, and Gas was published in January- June of 1911. 19 Jun. There was an electric switch in 1917.The pub was filed on February 26, 1910. There was a lightning-Arrester on 18 January 1916. US 1287851 A was filed on 12 March. The pub in 1914. There was an electric-energy conversion and meter. San Francisco did not realize a significant, widely available electrical capacity until over four decades later, as a result of the infrastructural. The demand for electricity continued to grow.In 1920, the California Electric Light Company hosted hundreds of people who were lined up around the block in a showcase of the first all-electric model home, with dozens of new appliances that required electricity to function, and electricity that was still not available in many parts of California. With the patents he created in the first two decades of the twentieth century, he was poised to leverage the market potential of demand for electricity as electrification took full force. In 1923, the company moved to a new factory at                       , on Tennessee Street in the Dogpatch neighborhood of San Francisco. The Swedish architect August J.Nordin designed the landmark Swedish American Hall on upper Market Street. The building that was built to integrate production with the new long-haul trucking industry was well-equipped to distribute its products to both local and national locations. The Franklin Delano Roosevelt administration's efforts in the Rural Electrification Act and related major public works in the American West during the 1930s were helped by this broad distributive capacity and rapidly increasing demand. Due to U.S. political dynamics that discouraged the use of public funds for major infrastructure projects in favor of private development, and as rural electrification was yet to be proven a profitable endeavor private enterprise ventures were unconvinced of its viability.The early 1930s saw the initiation of new, publicly funded programs under President Franklin D. Roosevelt to support electrification in rural America, where there was both great need and great poverty. The Rural Electrification Act of 1935 extended the electrification wave beyond urban centers and across the continental United States. The major expansion of electrical capacity from these programs increased demand for <mask>'s products, and placed his company into an important position as a government contractor. When the 1930s began, low-voltage electrical distribution systems were the standard, and they could only carry electricity for about four miles. To increase the viability of high-voltage current carriage to rural and suburban areas in the Bay Area. The lines that would carry power over 40 miles from a station needed innovative higher-voltage systems. The potential for injuries, explosions, and destruction of equipment was very high, so new high-capacity switches were required to be able to manage the power effectively and safely.The world's largest switch at the time, which weighed over 1000 pounds, was one of the greatest achievements of the time. These switches were designed for the huge amount of power generated by Hoover Dam and Grand Coulee Dam, and were the only way to safely regulate the flow of electricity from the harsh environmental surroundings of their generation sites through power lines that had the capacity to carry electricity over 250 miles to urban, rural When the U.S. entered into World War II in 1941, the war effort further increased the demand for Bowie's products in both military and civilian capacities, particularly for the high voltage and safety controls needed in the industrial-scale. Adding an assembly facility to the east increased the company's ability to manufacture goods at the scale and speed required by the military. The Secretary of the Navy was directed by President Roosevelt to take possession of and operate the plants and facilities of certain machine shop companies in San Francisco, one of the 99 temporarily nationalized industries. The company's managerial structure and employees remained the same, but the company produced products to aid the war effort. The Bowie Switch Company was brought back to private control under A.J. after the war ended.A.J<mask> Jr. There is a song called "Bowie III". At the end of the year, <mask> sold the company to the A.B. The sale of the Chance Company had been pending since 1941. After the sale of the company in December 1945, 70– 100 people were still employed. Under the ownership of A.B., World War II was the apogee of the Bowie Switch Company. It produced electrical products until 1960.One of the San Francisco Bay Area's earliest technology pioneers was <mask> <mask>., and his invention, marketing, and production of groundbreaking disconnecting switch technology was a key component in the spread of electrification outside city centers on the American west coast. The early development of this capacity would have a lasting impact in the rural areas of the state and the bay area suburbs that would eventually become known as Silicon Valley. As noted earlier, <mask> was highly regarded and influential in electrical engineering circles and was sought-after by planners as a top-flight engineer, but he was much more a businessman than an academic and was little-known outside his profession due to a lack of published materials. The couple had no children of their own and divorced in 1918, despite Esther having a six-year-old child. On June 22, 1955, he died in Children's Hospital San Francisco at the age of 82. He is buried in Colma. The names of people who died in the Silicon Valley include 1872 births and 1955 deaths.

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texts: <mask> was an American lawyer, lobbyist and politician who served as the acting United States Attorney General from November 7, 2018, to February 14, 2019. He was appointed to that position by Donald Trump. In October and November of last year, <mask> was the Chief of Staff to the Attorney General. During his time at the University of Iowa, he was on the football team that played in the 1991 Rose Bowl. The Republican Party had a candidate for Iowa's treasurer in 2002. He was the United States Attorney for the Southern District of Iowa from 2004 to 2009. There was a Republican primary for the United States Senate.He was the executive director of the Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust, a conservative advocacy group. Trump nominated William Barr for Attorney General. Legal scholars, commentators, and politicians questioned the legality of the appointment of the acting Attorney General. On February 15, after Barr was sworn in, he became a senior counselor in the Office of the Associate Attorney General, and on March 2, he resigned from the Justice Department. After leaving the Justice Department, he became a guest on news and analysis shows and was affiliated with a law firm. He became a managing director in August of 2019. <mask> <mask> was born on October 29, 1969 in Des Moines, Iowa.He was a football star in high school. He was a member of the Iowa High School Football Hall of Fame. In 1991 he received a bachelor's degree in communications from the University of Iowa and in 1995 he received a Master of Business Administration and Juris Doctor degree. The University of Iowa Hawkeyes football team lost to the Washington Huskies in the 1991 Rose Bowl, which was the backup tight end for the team. Whitaker played in 33 games and made 21 catches for 203 yards and two touchdown. Each year, one male and one female student-athletes at each Big Ten Conference school are awarded the Big Ten Medal of Honor. While attending law school, he played his last season of football after graduating from college.He claimed to be an Academic All-American in college. The Wall Street Journal found that he was not. GTE's 1992 GTE District VII Academic All-District selection was mistakenly referred to as GTE District VII Academic All-American by an Iowa football guide. A spokeswoman for College Sports Information Directors of America said that the organization was less formal in the 1990s. After graduating from law school, <mask> lived in Minneapolis, Minnesota before moving back to Iowa. He was corporate counsel for SuperValu in Minneapolis and worked for a number of regional law firms. From 2002 to 2005 he owned a trailer manufacturing company and a day-care center.Buy the Yard Concrete was founded in 2003 by <mask> and a partner. In 2005, the company and Whitaker were sued in Nevada for not paying their rental fees for supplies and equipment related to a concrete project in Las Vegas. The lawsuit was not heard in court. In 2002, <mask> was a Republican and lost to Michael Fitzgerald, a Democrat. The position of United States Attorney for the Southern District of Iowa was recommended to President George W. Bush by three attorneys. Bush nominated <mask> to the position despite the fact that he lacked relevant legal experience. Senate Democrats objected to Bush nominees and held up the nomination for four months.In his first year in office, <mask> issued a record 500 indictments, more than half of which were drug prosecutions. In July 2005, he joined the U.S. Persons crossing state lines to get pseudoephedrine, a meth ingredient, could be charged in federal court. The U.S. Attorney sought strict sentences for people charged with drug crimes. One case involved a woman with two prior drug convictions who was told that her sentence could be increased to a mandatory life sentence if she agreed to a plea deal. She accepted the plea bargain. The prosecutors in the case had abused their authority, forcing the judge to impose a sentence that was disproportionate to her crime, and urged President Obama to grant clemency.She had been in prison for 11 years. The regional anti-terrorism task force examined both international and domestic threats and focused on prosecuting child pornography and violent crimes against children. The Federal Bureau of Investigation and Whitaker's office investigated and tried to prosecute Iowa State Sen. Matt McCoy on charges of attempting to extort $2,000 in envelopes of cash. The case was based on the word of a man former associates depicted as a drug user, a deadbeat and an abuser of women; a man so shady even his Alcoholics Anonymous sponsors called him a pathological liar. Within two hours, the jury had reached a verdict. Four executives of the Central Iowa Employment and Training Consortium were accused of stealing more than two million dollars from the agency over a three-year period. Ramona Cunningham pleaded guilty on June 30, 2008.In November of 2009, the Senate confirmed Nicholas A. Klinefeldt, who was nominated by President Obama. A managing partner of a small general practice law firm, he was also involved in private practice and political activities. When he applied for an appointment to the Iowa Supreme Court, he wasn't one of the candidates who the governor would choose for one of the three open seats. He co-founded a lobbying and consulting firm in 2011. In 2012 <mask> and two partners invested in the purchase and development of an affordable-housing apartment building in Des Moines. By the spring of 2016 the company was unable to complete the renovations on time, and the city terminated the loan agreement. The building was finished by another contractor.In the United States Senate election in Iowa, <mask> was a candidate. He was fourth in the Republican primary with 11,909 votes. Sam Clovis was an unsuccessful primary candidate who was selected to run for Iowa State Treasurer. The general election was held in November of last year. <mask> was a member of the advisory board of World Patent Marketing. The members of the advisory board never met. WPM went "beyond making statements about doing business ethically and translate those words into action" according to a public vouched for by Whitaker.The company paid <mask> less than $17,000 for work done over the course of three years. Customers accused the company of using the background of the U.S. Attorney to threaten them. In 2015, a customer was told in an email that filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau or "smearing" the company online could result in serious civil and criminal consequences. According to The Wall Street Journal, the owner of Ripoff Report said that he was threatened to ruin his business if he didn't remove negative reports about WPM. He said he would have the government shut me down. The company was found to have engaged in deceptive practices. FTC investigators looked into whether or not Whitaker played a role in making threats of legal action to silence the company's critics.Shortly after he joined the Department of Justice, the FTC subpoenaed records from him. The White House and senior Justice Department officials were surprised to learn of <mask>'s connection to the company after he was appointed to the Department of Justice. The court receiver in the case stated that he had "no reason to believe that [<mask>] knew of any of the wrongdoing." The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust had only one full-time employee, and he was the executive director from October to September. FACT is a conservative nonprofit organization that deals with legal and ethical issues related to politics. The group received $1 million in seed money from conservative donors. $600,000 of the organization's funding came from a conservative donor-advised fund called Donors Trust, according to the organization's first tax return.FACT reported contributions of $3.5 million on its tax filings, but did not reveal its donors. The group's largest single expense was <mask>'s salary, which made up the majority of his income from 2016 onward. The Hillary Clinton email controversy and perceived favoritism in the business dealings of Clinton were some of the issues that the organization had a special focus on. Despite claiming to be nonpartisan, the organization called for ethics investigations into more than 40 different Democratic politicians, officials, and organizations, compared to only a few Republicans. FACT was characterized by a CNN reporter as using the legal system as a political weapon, and an unnamed source described the organization as a "chop shop of fake ethics complaints". During his time at FACT, he wrote opinion pieces for USA Today and the Washington Examiner, as well as appearing on conservative talk-radio shows and cable news. CNN contributor for four months from June to September.He wrote an opinion column for CNN a month before he joined the Justice Department. He shared a link to an article that stated that the investigation should be limited and not probe into Trump's finances. On September 22, 2017, a Justice Department official announced that Sessions was appointing a new chief of staff. In his role as chief of staff, George J. Ter will have dealt daily with making "substantive choices about what is important to bring to the AG". The Chief of Staff transmitted a letter from the Attorney for Utah to the U.S. Attorney for Utah. While the Justice Department denied the letter existed in response to a request from American Oversight, it later retracted the denial and made public an email from <mask> to Huber about the investigation. The Federal Vacancies Reform Act of 1998 allowed for the appointment of an acting Attorney General after the resignation of an Attorney General.Due to the recusal of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, he directly supervised the Special Counsel investigation, which had previously been supervised by the deputy attorney general. The FBI Director, along with the Secretary of Commerce and the Secretary of Homeland Security, announced criminal charges against the CFO of the Chinese technology giant. He rejected the request from the U.S. Attorney to file criminal charges against Halkbank, the largest state-owned bank in Turkey, for an alleged multi-billion-dollar scheme to evade U.S. sanctions on Iran. Under federal law, the reclassification of bump stocks as machine guns made them illegal to possess. The four members of Trump's Federal Commission on School Safety were appointed in the wake of the massacre at the high school. The commission's report issued in December called for improved mental health services, and advised against increasing the minimum age required for firearm purchases. One of the more controversial elements of the commission's report was a call to remove a guidance document from the Education Department that was meant to reduce racial disparity in school discipline.The report did not propose federal funding or policy changes to deal with gaps in the mental health care system. The National Association of Secondary School Principals criticized the report for not suggesting tighter laws to restrict access to guns. The First Step Act was initiated by Whitaker. The supervision of the special counsel investigation was taken over by the acting attorney general, who had criticized the investigation on television and on social media. There was no financial, personal, or political conflict that would prevent him from being in charge of the Russia investigation. They said that it was a close call, but that he should not have been involved because of the statements he had made to the press. He didn't want to be the first attorney general who had recused himself based on statements in the news media.The Justice Department and other departments were warned by Democrats to preserve records relating to the Muller investigation and the firing of Attorney General Jeff Sessions. Republicans Senator Susan Collins, Senator Jeff Flake, and Senator-elect Romney all said that the investigation must not be interfered with. In February and July of this year, the special counsel confirmed to Congress that there was no interference with the investigation. The US Department of Justice's Office of Legal Counsel said that the appointment was constitutional due to its temporary nature. The OLC noted that an assistant attorney general who was not confirmed by the Senate had been appointed as acting Attorney General in 1866, and that other individuals not confirmed by the Senate had served as principal officers in an acting capacity more than 160 times between 1809 and 1860. Several prominent legal experts, scholars, and former prosecutors offered differing opinions on the legality and constitutionality of Whitaker's appointment. Stephen Vladeck, a law professor at University of Texas, argued that the appointment was permissible under the Federal Vacancies Reform Act of 1998 and the U.S. Supreme Court decision in the 1898 case of United States v.The position of Attorney General is a "principal" one requiring Senate confirmation and the appointment was unconstitutional under the Appointments Clause. The Federal Vacancies Reform Act is unconstitutional because of the Appointments Clause, according to a law professor who worked in the Office of Legal Counsel in the George W. Bush administration. The legality and constitutionality of <mask>'s appointment was an open question according to John E. Bies, who served as a deputy assistant attorney general in the OLC in the Obama Administration. Since a court would probably not look past an official's formal statement that they resigned, it was difficult to argue that Sessions was fired instead. There were at least nine unsuccessful legal challenges. Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh filed for an injunction against the appointment. The state of Maryland filed a lawsuit against then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions because he couldn't defend theAffordable Care Act in court.The state of Maryland was expected to argue in court that the acting Attorney General had no authority to respond to their lawsuit. The Constitution requires that the principal officers of the United States be appointed with the advice and consent of the Senate. The state argued that the role of acting Attorney General should be held by the deputy attorney general. The case was dismissed in February. Two federal district courts upheld the appointment of <mask> to the position. Three Democratic senators filed a lawsuit in the D.C. The President violated the Constitution by denying the Senate its right to approve the nomination.Lawyers for Doug Haning, a former agricultural products executive, filed a motion on November 13, 2018, asking a federal court in St. Louis to rule that <mask>'s appointment as acting Attorney General was illegal and thus he had no standing to hear the case. Josh Blackman is a professor at the South Texas College of Law. Attorney Tom Goldstein filed a motion with the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of a Nevada resident, asking the court to decide if Rod Rosenstein was the successor to Sessions in a pending lawsuit, or if he was. The motion was denied by the Supreme Court. The courts are supposed to be the inferior branch according to the legal and policy views of the man. The Marbury decision allows judicial review of the constitutionality of the acts of the other branches of government, and several other Supreme Court holdings. The Harvard Law School professor commented on the views of the acting Attorney General, saying that they would be "destabilizing to society" if he used the power of the attorney.During his Senate bid, he stated that he would not support secular judges and that judges should have a biblical view of justice. He replied "I'm a New Testament" when asked if he meant Levitical justice. The Anti-Defamation League interpreted the answer as implying that he would disqualify non-Christian judges, and they were condemned as unconstitutional. The idea that non-Christian judges are disqualified from service is patently wrong, and completely inconsistent with the U.S. Constitution. He supports the right of states to ignore federal laws. "For someone who holds those views to be irreconcilable not only with the structure of the Constitution, but with its text, especially the text of the Supremacy Clause", stated Stephen Vladeck of University of Texas. In the months prior to joining the Justice Department as Jeff Sessions' chief of staff in September of last year, he made several statements critical of the Special Counsel investigation, which he assumed oversight responsibility for after being appointed acting Attorney General in November of last year.By July of last year, the Trump White House was interviewing <mask> to join the legal team. The initial appointment of the special counsel was criticized by the then-chief of staff, who insisted that there was no obstruction of justice. The left is trying to sow a theory that Russians interfered with the U.S. election, which has been proven false. He wrote an op-ed titled, "Mueller's Investigation of Trump Is Going Too Far", in which he expressed skepticism about the investigation and called it ridiculous. The article referred to the investigation as a "lynch mob". White House counsel Don McGahn interviewed <mask> to join Trump's legal team as an "attack dog" against Robert Muller, who was heading the Special Counsel investigation. Trump associates believe that after the investigation was finished, the president hired a person to limit it, such as reining in the report and preventing him from being subpoenaed.The Department of Justice (DOJ) said on November 13 that it would seek advice from ethics officials about whether a recusal from overseeing the Russia investigation was necessary. According to Murray Waas, an unnamed administration source claimed that the White House might pressure the Justice Department to name a special counsel to investigate not only allegations of FBI wrongdoing but also Hillary Clinton. McGahn was installed into that role at the direction of the White House after Leonard Leo of the Federalist Society recommended him. According to an anonymous source, <mask> wanted to replace Sessions without his knowledge. The replacement for Don McGahn as the White House Counsel was on the short list of President Trump's White House staff. The White House's "eyes and ears" in the Justice Department, which the president considered himself to be at war with, was referred to by John F. Kelly. In September of last year, Trump spoke with <mask> about assuming the role of Attorney General, but it was not clear if he would take over on an interim basis or be nominated in a more permanent capacity.The New York Times described the man as a Trump loyalist who had frequently visited the Oval Office and as having an easy chemistry with the president. In September, a New York Times article revealed that Rod Rosenstein talked about using the Twenty-fifth Amendment to remove Trump from office, and after that, the White House staff referred to him. On November 9, Trump repeatedly stated "I don't know <mask>", while on Fox & Friends he said "I can tell you Matt is a great guy." I know Matt. In October of last year, after leaving the White House, <mask> defended Trump. Abuse of power is not a crime in the Constitution and there was no evidence of a crime by the President. <mask>'s website previously stated that he was a Christian who regularly attends church with his family, that Matt has built a life on hard work and free enterprise, and that life begins at conception.He said that the government forcing people to violate their faith must never be accepted. Every American's religious rights will be protected by me in the Senate. He said that the evidence was "inconclusive" and that he did not support regulations on carbon emissions. He wants to get rid of family reunification and is against amnesty for illegal immigrants. The man who was fired from his job for describing homosexuality as "sinful" was represented by Whitaker. The case is a prime example of where religious freedom in our country is under assault and we need to send a strong message. In his Senate campaign, he supported the repeal of theAffordable Care Act.The electoral history of Iowa and the U.S. There are External links to the Department of Justice profile and the U.S. Senate.

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